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Hi everyone, It’s been an exciting year at Filament2, and we wanted to share some big updates with you. Over the past year, Filament2 and Prusa Research officially began collaborating, marking a major step forward for our liquid filaments technology and the future of additive manufacturing. One of the highlights was exhibiting together at the recent Formnext 2025, where we had a joint booth and showcased our latest live silicone printing capabilities. And the journey continue

The world of materials science is constantly evolving, and one of the most exciting developments is the rise of liquid filaments. These materials offer unique properties that open doors to new applications across industries. From manufacturing to healthcare, liquid filaments are changing how we think about creating and using materials. Liquid filaments are a type of material that flows like a liquid but can be shaped and solidified like a filament. This combination allows for

Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) 3D printing has become a popular choice for hobbyists, engineers, and manufacturers due to its accessibility and versatility. Yet, one challenge remains: achieving smooth, high-quality prints with consistent material flow. Liquid filaments offer a promising solution to this problem, improving print quality and expanding the capabilities of FDM printers. This article explores how liquid filaments work, their benefits, and practical examples of t

3D printing has transformed manufacturing, prototyping, and creative design over the past decade. Yet, the technology still faces challenges such as material limitations, print speed, and surface finish quality. A new development in the field, liquid filaments, promises to address many of these issues and push 3D printing into a new era. Liquid filaments offer a fresh approach to how printers deposit material, enabling faster, more precise, and versatile printing. This post e